Pakistan vs Bangladesh is one of cricket’s most transformed rivalries — from a one-sided fixture into a genuinely contested one, after Bangladesh’s back-to-back Test series wins in 2024 and 2026. This hub is your permanent home for the rivalry: head-to-head records, the latest results, the schedule, and how to follow every Pakistan vs Bangladesh match live.
Quick answer: Pakistan vs Bangladesh head-to-head (all formats): Pakistan historically dominant, but Bangladesh have won the last two Test series — 2-0 in Pakistan (Aug–Sep 2024) and 2-0 at home (May 2026) — plus the March 2026 ODI series 2-1. To follow live: ball-by-ball on ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz; TV/streaming depends on the host broadcaster (PTV Sports/A Sports in Pakistan). No live match is scheduled as of October 2026.
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Head-to-head record
Pakistan lead overall, Bangladesh closing fast. Across about 80 internationals, Pakistan have won roughly two-thirds. In Tests (17 matches): Pakistan 12 wins, Bangladesh 4, 1 draw — but all four Bangladesh wins came in the last two series. In ODIs (39+): Pakistan lead 34–5 historically, though Bangladesh took the March 2026 series 2-1. In T20Is: Pakistan lead, with Bangladesh winning the July 2025 home series 2-1 before Pakistan’s Asia Cup 2025 win in Dubai.
The rivalry’s story in one line: Pakistan owned the 2000s and 2010s; Bangladesh own the 2020s’ Test contests. The Test series page details the red-ball turnaround.
Recent results: the 2026 tour
Bangladesh’s year. Pakistan’s March 2026 ODI tour of Bangladesh: Bangladesh won the 1st ODI by 8 wickets (Pakistan 114 all out), Pakistan hit back by 128 runs (DLS) in the 2nd, and Bangladesh sealed the series 2-1 with an 11-run win in the 3rd — Tanzid Hasan’s 107 outshining Salman Ali Agha’s 106. Then the May 2026 Tests: Bangladesh won at Mirpur by 104 runs (413 & 240/9d vs 386 & 163) and at Sylhet by 78 runs, completing a 2-0 series win — their second straight Test series victory over Pakistan after the historic 2024 triumph in Pakistan itself.
The Asian Games 2026 added another chapter: Pakistan and Bangladesh met in the men’s semi-final on 1 October at Korogi Sports Park, Nisshin, Japan. These results have reshaped expectations — Pakistan no longer start as automatic favourites.
Upcoming fixtures
Nothing scheduled as of October 2026. The next Pakistan–Bangladesh meetings will depend on the ICC Future Tours Programme and tournament draws (Asia Cup, ICC events). Pakistan’s confirmed near-term red-ball cricket is the home Test series against Sri Lanka (9–13 November Rawalpindi, 17–21 November Lahore, 2026, both WTC matches).
When the next Pak vs Ban series is announced, this hub and the pillar guide will carry dates, venues, squads and broadcast details. Check back before any ICC event draw — the two sides meet frequently in Asia Cups and World Cups.
How to follow Pak vs Bangladesh live
Ball-by-ball: ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz carry live scores and commentary for every international, free worldwide. TV/streaming: in Pakistan, PTV Sports and A Sports usually hold home-series rights with streaming on their apps; for ICC and ACC events, the rights sit with the tournament broadcaster (the Asian Games 2026 cricket was on the Sony network in India). Radio/social: the PCB and BCB post live clips and score updates on their official accounts.
Beware of unofficial “live streaming” sites — they are unreliable and often malicious. Stick to the rights-holders above. For Test matches specifically, see the Test hub.
Where can I watch Pak vs Bangladesh live?
Ball-by-ball scores are free on ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz. TV and streaming rights vary by series — in Pakistan, PTV Sports/A Sports usually show home games; ICC/ACC events go to the tournament broadcaster.
Who won the last Pakistan vs Bangladesh series?
Bangladesh — they won the May 2026 Test series 2-0 at home and the March 2026 ODI series 2-1, following their 2-0 Test win in Pakistan in 2024.
What is Pakistan vs Bangladesh head-to-head in Tests?
17 Tests: Pakistan 12 wins, Bangladesh 4, 1 draw — but Bangladesh have won the last four Tests between the sides (the 2024 and 2026 series).
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